Signs & Symbols
FAMOUS QUOTE for OCTOBER:
“GIVE ME JUICY AUTUMNAL FRUIT, RIPE AND RED FROM THE ORCHARD.”
~ WALT WHITMAN
FULL MOON:
- “HUNTER’S MOON”
FLOWER:
- CALENDULA
TREE:
- MAPLE, WALNUT & ROWAN
COLOR:
- BLACK, ORANGE
BIRTHSTONE:
- PINK TOURMALINE & OPAL
ANIMAL TOTEMS:
- RAVEN, SNAKE & BUTTERFLY, WOLF
ASTROLOGICAL ZODIAC SIGNS:
- LIBRA: (SEPTEMBER 23 – OCTOBER 22)
- SCORPIO: (OCTOBER 23 – NOVEMBER 21)
PLANETS:
- Venus (Libra)
- Mars (Scorpio)
Holidays & Observances
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- OCTOBER 1: International Day of Older Persons
- OCTOBER 1: World Vegetarian Day
- OCTOBER 2: Yom Kippur
- OCTOBER 2: International Day of Non-Violence
- OCTOBER 4: Feast of St Francis of Assisi
- OCTOBER 5: World Teachers’ Day
- OCTOBER 6: World Cerebral Palsy Day
- OCTOBER 6: World Habitat Day
- OCTOBER 6: Child Health Day
- OCTOBER 7: First Day of Sukkot
- OCTOBER 8: World Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
- OCTOBER 9: World Sight Day
- OCTOBER 10: World Mental Health Day
- OCTOBER 11: World Migratory Bird Day
- OCTOBER 11: Intl. Day of the Girl Child
- OCTOBER 13: Last Day of Sukkot
- OCTOBER 13: Indigenous People’s Day
- OCTOBER 15: International Day of Rural Women
- OCTOBER 15: White Cane Safety Day
- OCTOBER 16: World Food Day
- OCTOBER 17: World Day for Poverty Eradication
- OCTOBER 24: United Nations Day
- OCTOBER 27: World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
- OCTOBER 29: World Stroke Day
- OCTOBER 31: Halloween
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- OCTOBER: National Farm to School Month
- *OCTOBER (1st Wednesday): Pumpkin Seed Day
- *OCTOBER (1st Wednesday): National Kale Day
- OCTOBER 1: Raccoon Appreciation Day
- OCTOBER 1: Homemade Cookies Day
- OCTOBER 1: International Coffee Day
- OCTOBER 4: Taco Day
- OCTOBER 5: World Teachers Day
- OCTOBER 6: Mad Hatter Day
- OCTOBER 7: Card Making Day
- OCTOBER 9: National Chess Day
- OCTOBER 12: Old Farmers Day
- OCTOBER 15: “I Love Lucy” Day
- OCTOBER 15: Grouch Day
- OCTOBER 16: Dictionary Day
- OCTOBER 17: Wear Something Gaudy Day
- OCTOBER 18: Chocolate Cupcake Day
- OCTOBER 26: Howl at the Moon Day
- OCTOBER 27: Mentoring Day
- OCTOBER 28: Make a Difference Day
- OCTOBER 31: Magic Day
This Day in History
- OCTOBER 2, 1933: THE ”FIVE DAY WORK WEEK” IS OFFICIALLY SANCTIONED BY THE “A.F.L.”
- OCTOBER 2, 1950: CHARLES SCHULZ’S “PEANUTS“ COMIC STRIP MAKES IT’S DEBUT.
- OCTOBER 2, 1959: ROD SERLING’S “THE TWILIGHT ZONE” MAKES TV DEBUT.
- OCTOBER 5, 1970: THE ”PUBLIC BROADCASTING SERVICE” IS FOUNDED ON THIS DAY.
- OCTOBER 5, 1921: THE 1ST RADIO BROADCAST OF THE “WORLD SERIES” AIRS.
- OCTOBER 7, 2001: U.S. INVASION SIGNALS START OF “WAR IN AFGHANISTAN”.
- OCTOBER 9, 1997: DARIO FO IS AWARDED THE “NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE”.
- OCTOBER 10, 1973: VICE PRESIDENT SPIRO AGNEW RESIGNS.
- OCTOBER 16, 1995: 1,700,000 PARTICIPANTS JOIN THE “MILLION MAN MARCH” RALLY.
- OCTOBER 17, 1978: PRES. JIMMY CARTER SIGNS “THE DEPT. OF EDUCATION” BILL INTO LAW.
- OCTOBER 17, 1888: THOMAS EDISON FILES A PATENT FOR THE 1ST “OPTICAL PHONOGRAPH” (MOVIE).
- OCTOBER 17, 1939: “MR. SMITH GOES TO WASHINGTON” MAKES IT’S FILM DEBUT.
- OCTOBER 19, 1959: “THE MIRACLE WORKER” BY WILLIAM GIBSON, OPENS IN N.Y.C.
- OCTOBER 21, 1915: THE 1st TRANSATLANTIC RADIO TELEPHONE WAS INVENTED.
- OCTOBER 21, 1925: THE “PHOTO-ELECTRIC SOLAR CELL” IS 1ST DEMONSTRATED AT AN INDUSTRY CONVENTION IN NYC.
- OCTOBER 22, 1879: THOMAS EDISON INVENTS THE ELECTRIC LIGHTBULB.
- OCTOBER 24, 1940: THE “FORTY HOUR WORK WEEK” GOES INTO EFFECT UNDER THE “FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT OF 1938”
- OCTOBER 25, 1983: THE UNITED STATES INVADE GRENADA.
- OCTOBER 25, 1962: JOHN STEINBECK IS AWARDED “THE NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE”.
- OCTOBER 25, 1971: “THE ELECTRIC COMPANY” AIRS ON “P.B.S.”
- OCTOBER 27, 1787: “THE FEDERALIST PAPERS” FIRST APPEAR IN N.Y. NEWSPAPERS.
- OCTOBER 27, 1972: “THE CONSUMER PRODUCT SAFETY ACT” IS SIGNED INTO LAW.
- OCTOBER 29, 1929: “BLACK TUESDAY” STOCK MARKET CRASH SIGNALS THE START OF A 10YR. “GREAT DEPRESSION”.
- OCTOBER 30, 1938: ORSON WELLES PERFORMS “WAR OF THE WORLDS” RADIO BROADCAST. WIDESPREAD LISTENER PANIC OVER “MARTIAN INVASION” ENSUES.
Famous Birthdays
*GROUCHO MARX (OCTOBER 2, 1890– AUGUST 19, 1977)
—-VAUDEVILLE / FILM / TV COMEDIAN (”THE MARX BROTHERS”)
*MOHANDAS K. GANDHI (OCTOBER 2, 1869 – JANUARY 30, 1948)
—-INDIAN INDEPENDENCE / NON-VIOLENT RESISTANCE LEADER
*GORE VIDAL (OCTOBER 3, 1925 – JULY 31, 2012)
—-WRITER, JOURNALIST, ACTIVIST
*ST. FRANCIS of ASSISI (OCTOBER 4, 1181/82 – OCTOBER 3, 1226)
—-PATRON SAINT OF ANIMALS , ENVIRONMENT
*BERNICE JOHNSON REAGON (born OCTOBER 4, 1942)
—-SINGER / SONGWRITER / ACTIVIST / SCHOLAR ( “SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK”)
*BUSTER KEATON (OCTOBER 4, 1895 – FEBRUARY 1, 1966)
—-VAUDEVILLE / FILM ACTOR, PRODUCER
*PHILIP BERRIGAN (OCTOBER 5, 1923 – DECEMBER 6, 2002)
—-CATHOLIC PRIEST, ANTI-WAR ACTIVIST
*DESMOND TUTU (born OCTOBER 7, 1931)
—-ARCHBISHOP, “NOBEL PEACE PRIZE” RECIPIENT
*YO-YO MA (BORN OCTOBER 7, 1955)
—-CLASSICAL CELLIST, HUMANITARIAN
*HENRY A. WALLACE (OCTOBER 7, 1888 – NOVEMBER 18, 1965)
—-33rd VICE PRES. of U.S. / SEC. of AGRICULTURE / SEC. of COMMERCE
*JESSE JACKSON (born OCTOBER 8, 1941)
—-CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST, REVEREND, U.S. POLITICIAN
*TANYA TUCKER (born OCTOBER 10, 1958)
—-COUNTRY SINGER / SONGWRITER
*ELEANOR ROOSEVELT (OCTOBER 11, 1884 – NOVEMBER 7, 1962)
—-1st LADY, “NEW DEAL COALITION” ACTIVIST
*DICK GREGORY (OCTOBER 12, 1932 – AUGUST 19, 2017)
—-COMEDIAN, CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST
*MARION JONES (born OCTOBER 12, 1975)
—-U.S. OLYMPIC TRACK & FIELD WINNER, “WNBA” BASKETBALL PLAYER
*LENNY BRUCE (OCTOBER 13, 1925 – AUGUST 3, 1966)
—-STAND-UP COMIC, SOCIAL COMMENTATOR
*OSCAR WILDE (OCTOBER 16, 1854 – NOVEMBER 30, 1900)
—-AUTHOR, POET, PLAYWRIGHT
*NOAH WEBSTER (OCTOBER 16, 1758 – MAY 28, 1843)
—-LEXICOGRAPHER, WRITER (”WEBSTER’S DICTIONARY”)
*RITA HAYWORTH (OCTOBER 17, 1918 – MAY 14, 1987)
—-FILM ACTRESS, DANCER (”GILDA”, “THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI”)
*EVEL KNIEVEL (OCTOBER 17, 1938 – NOVEMBER 30, 2007)
—-DAREDEVIL / ENTERTAINER
*BELA LUGOSI (OCTOBER 20, 1882 – AUGUST 16, 1956)
—-STAGE & FILM ACTOR (“DRACULA”)
*JACK ANDERSON (OCTOBER 19, 1922 – DECEMBER 17, 2005)
—-INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALIST, COLUMNIST, “PULITZER PRIZE” WINNER
*MICKEY MANTLE (OCTOBER 20, 1931 – AUGUST 13, 1995)
—-MLB “BASEBALL HALL OF FAMER”, (NY YANKEES)
*ALFRED NOBEL (OCTOBER 21, 1833 – DECEMBER 10, 1896)
—-CHEMIST, ENGINEER, INVENTOR (”NOBEL PRIZE”)
*DIZZY GILLESPIE (OCTOBER 21, 1917 – JANUARY 6, 1993)
—-JAZZ TRUMPETER, COMPOSER, BANDLEADER
*CURLY HOWARD (OCTOBER 22, 1903 – JANUARY 18, 1952)
—-VAUDEVILLE / TV COMEDIAN (“THE THREE STOOGES”)
*GERTRUDE EDERLE (OCTOBER 23, 1906 – NOVEMBER 30, 2003)
—-U.S. OLYMPIC WINNING SWIMMER, 1st WOMAN TO SWIM ENGLISH CHANNEL
*JOHNNY CARSON (OCTOBER 23, 1925 – JANUARY 23, 2005)
—-COMEDIAN, WRITER, PRODUCER (HOST OF “THE TONIGHT SHOW”)
*“WEIRD AL” YANKOVIC (BORN OCTOBER 23, 1959)
—-MUSICAL PARODY COMEDIAN, PRODUCER, ACTOR
*MINNIE PEARL (OCTOBER 25, 1912 – MARCH 4, 1996)
—- “GRAND OLE OPRY” & TV’S “HEE HAW” PERFORMER / COMEDIAN
*PABLO PICASSO (OCTOBER 25, 1881 – APRIL 8, 1973)
—-SPANISH ARTIST, PAINTER, SCULPTOR (PIONEER OF “CUBIST MOVEMENT”)
*DYLAN THOMAS (OCTOBER 27, 1914 – NOVEMBER 9, 1953)
—-WELSH POET, WRITER
*BOB ROSS (OCTOBER 29, 1942 – JULY 4, 1995)
—-TV ART INSTRUCTOR
*HENRY WINKLER (born OCTOBER 30, 1945)
—-TV / FILM ACTOR, DIRECTOR PRODUCER (”FONZIE” from “HAPPY DAYS”)
Celestial Events
- OCT 2: Venus at Perihelion
- OCT 5: Saturn 3.8°S of Moon
- OCT 6: FULL MOON (Supermoon)
- OCT 9: Pleiades 0.9°S of Moon
- OCT 13: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- OCT 13: Jupiter 4.3°S of Moon
- OCT 13: Pollux 2.5°N of Moon
- OCT 16: Regulus 1.3°S of Moon
- OCT 19: Mercury 2.0°S of Mars
- OCT 21: Orionid Meteor Shower
- OCT 21: NEW MOON
- OCT 23: Mercury 2.3°N of Moon
- OCT 24: Antares 0.5°N of Moon
- OCT 29: 1st QUARTER MOON
- OCT 29: Mercury at Greatest Elongation
Wildlife in OCTOBER
- Peak salmon spawning season (July-November)
- Great month for whale watchers, as they follow the salmon runs.
- Crows gather, by the thousands, for communal night roosts.
- End of elk mating season
- Deer mating season begins.
- Bats migrate to hibernation sites.
- An excellent month for shorebird & waterfoul viewing, as thousands of migratory birds head south for the winter.
- Black Bears begin to den (October-April).
- Fox kits leave to go out on their own.
- Berry foraging season comes to an end.
- A great time of year for wild mushroom foraging, as rains increase.
General Home & Garden
- Cut back Summer blooming perennials.
- Separate and transplant (or give away) excess overgrown perennials.
- Keep on top of Fall debris clean-up.
- Fill and stir compost bins.
- Plant trees and shrubs in time for Winter.
- Plant winter annuals such as pansies, snap dragons, mums, violas, ornamental kale, etc.
- Harvest time for pumpkins, winter squash, potato, root crops, etc.
- Garlic, chives, onions, winter greens can be sown.
- Sow cover crops in vegetable beds to be tilled in for extra nitrogen and other essential nutrients, in the Spring.
- Broadcast wildflower seeds for spring bloom or fallow fields/meadows.
- Wrap up outdoor painting projects.
- As outdoor light diminishes, take down screens and wash Summer dust off windows.
- Inspect and winterize your home. Seal up any potential entrances that rodents, etc. might get in.
Fun Facts for OCTOBER
- IT’S “NATIONAL ARTS & HUMANITIES MONTH” (US)
- OCTOBER IS NATIONAL HISPANIC, ITALIAN, GERMAN, and POLISH AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH.
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HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
FOR THE YEAR 2025
JANUARY
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- JANUARY 1: New Year’s Day
- JANUARY 2: Last Day of Chanukah
- JANUARY 4: World Braille Day
- JANUARY 6: Epiphany
- JANUARY 10: Asarah B’Tevet
- JANUARY 20: Martin Luther King Jr. Day
- JANUARY 19: World Religion Day
- JANUARY 20: Inauguration Day
- JANUARY: International Day of Education
- JANUARY 26: World Leprosy Day
- JANUARY 27: Isra and Mi’raj
- JANUARY 27: World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day
- JANUARY 29: Lunar New Year
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *JANUARY (last Saturday): National Seed Swap Day
- JANUARY 1: Polar Bear Plunge Day
- JANUARY 2: Science Fiction Day
- JANUARY 3: Festival of Sleep Day / Pajama Day
- JANUARY 4: Trivia Day
- JANUARY 4: National Spaghetti Day
- JANUARY 5: Bird Day
- JANUARY 6: Apple Tree Day
- JANUARY 8: Argyle Day
- JANUARY 9: Word Nerd Day
- JANUARY 10: Houseplant Appreciation Day
- JANUARY 17: Kid Inventors’ Day
- JANUARY 21: Soup Swap Day
- JANUARY 21: Playdate Day
- JANUARY 21: Squirrel Appreciation Day
- JANUARY 22: Polka Dot Day
- JANUARY 23: National Pie Day
- JANUARY 24: Compliment Day
- JANUARY 25: National Opposite Day
- JANUARY 26: Spouse’s Day
- JANUARY 28: Big Wigs Day
- JANUARY 29: Puzzle Day
- JANUARY 31: Backwards Day
FEBRUARY
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- FEBRUARY 1: 1st Day of Black History Month
- FEBRUARY 2: World Wetlands Day
- FEBRUARY 2: Groundhog Day
- FEBRUARY 2: National Wear Red Day
- FEBRUARY 4: International Day of Human Fraternity
- FEBRUARY 4: World Cancer Day
- FEBRUARY 4: Rosa Parks Day
- FEBRUARY 5: National Girls & Women in Sports Day
- FEBRUARY 11: Intl. Day of Women and Girls in Science
- FEBRUARY 13: World Radio Day
- FEBRUARY 13: Tu Bishvat/Tu B’Shevat
- FEBRUARY 14: Valentine’s Day
- FEBRUARY 15: Susan B. Anthony Day
- FEBRUARY 17: Presidents’ Day
- FEBRUARY 20: World Day of Social Justice
- FEBRUARY 21: International Mother Language Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- FEBRUARY 3: Feed the Birds Day
- FEBRUARY 4: Thank Your Mail Carrier Day
- FEBRUARY 4: Homemade Soup Day
- FEBRUARY 5: National Weatherperson’s Day
- FEBRUARY 7: Send a Card to a Friend Day
- FEBRUARY 8: National Fly a Kite Day
- FEBRUARY 8: Boy Scout Day
- FEBRUARY 10: Umbrella Day
- FEBRUARY 11: Make a Friend Day
- FEBRUARY 16: Do a Grouch a Favor Day
- FEBRUARY 17: Random Act of Kindness Day
- FEBRUARY 20: Student Volunteer Day
- FEBRUARY 26: Tell a Fairy Tale Day
- FEBRUARY 27: International Polar Bear Day
- FEBRUARY 27: Retro Day
MARCH
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- MARCH 1: 1st Day of Ramadan
- MARCH 1: Zero Discrimination Day
- MARCH 1: Read Across America Day
- MARCH 1: 1st Day of Women’s History Month
- MARCH 1: 1st Day of Irish American Heritage Month
- MARCH 3: World Wildlife Day
- MARCH 4: Shrove Tuesday/Mardi Gras
- MARCH 4: Town Meeting Day
- MARCH 5: Ash Wednesday
- MARCH 7: Employee Appreciation Day
- MARCH 8: International Women’s Day
- MARCH 9: Daylight Saving Time (1st day)
- MARCH 14: Purim
- MARCH 14: Holi
- MARCH 17: St. Patrick’s Day
- MARCH 20: March Equinox
- MARCH 20: International Day of Happiness
- MARCH 21: World Day to Eliminate Racial Discrimination
- MARCH 21: World Poetry Day
- MARCH 21: World Down Syndrome Day
- MARCH 21: International Day of Forests
- MARCH 22: World Water Day
- MARCH 23: World Meteorological Day
- MARCH 24: World Day for Truth of Human Rights Violations
- MARCH 24: World Tuberculosis Day
- MARCH 25: Day to Remember Slavery Victims & Slave Trade
- MARCH 25: World Solidarity Day for Detained & Missing Workers
- MARCH 26: Lailat al-Qadr
- MARCH 29: Earth Hour
- MARCH 29: National Vietnam War Veterans Day
- MARCH 30: Doctors’ Day
- MARCH 31: Eid al-Fitr
- MARCH 31: César Chávez Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- MARCH 1: World Compliment Day
- MARCH 1: Plan a Solo Vacation Day
- MARCH 2: Old Stuff Day
- MARCH 4: Day of Unplugging
- MARCH 10: Name Tags Day
- MARCH 11: National Johnny Appleseed Day
- MARCH 12: Plant a Flower Day
- MARCH 12: Alfred Hitchcock Day
- MARCH 12: Girl Scout Day
- MARCH 13: Good Samaritan Day
- MARCH 14: Pi Day
- MARCH 14: Kid’s Crafts Day
- MARCH 15: Essential Workers Day
- *MARCH (mid-month): Final Frost Date (average for Pacific NW)
- MARCH 18: Global Recycling Day
- MARCH 19: Let’s Laugh Day
- MARCH 20: World Storytelling Day
- MARCH 20: Proposal Day
- MARCH 20: World Sparrow Day
- MARCH 21: World Planting Day
- MARCH 22: International Goof Off Day
- MARCH 25: Little Red Wagon Day
- MARCH 25: Pecan Day
- MARCH 26: National Spinach Day
- MARCH 26: Make Up Your Own Holiday Day
- MARCH 28: Weed Appreciation Day
- MARCH 29: World Marbles Day
APRIL
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- APRIL 1: April Fool’s Day
- APRIL 2: World Autism Awareness Day
- APRIL 4: Mine Awareness Day
- APRIL 5: International Day of Conscience
- APRIL 7: United Nations’ World Health Day
- APRIL 7: Day to Remember Rwanda Genocide Victims
- APRIL 8: National Library Workers’ Day
- APRIL 12: Passover Eve
- APRIL 13: Palm Sunday
- APRIL 13: Passover (first day)
- APRIL 15: World Art Day
- APRIL 15: Tax Day
- APRIL 18: Good Friday
- APRIL 20: Last Day of Passover
- APRIL 20: Easter Sunday
- APRIL 22: Earth Day
- APRIL 23: Yom HaShoah
- APRIL 24: Intl. Day of Multilateralism & Diplomacy for Peace
- APRIL 24: Take our Daughters & Sons to Work Day
- APRIL 25: International Delegate’s Day
- APRIL 25: World Malaria Day
- APRIL 25: Arbor Day
- APRIL 28: World Day for Safety & Health at Work
- APRIL 30: International Jazz Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *APRIL: National Lawn & Garden Month
- APRIL 2: Children’s Books Day
- APRIL 3: World Party Day
- APRIL 5: “Star Trek” Day
- APRIL 5: National Dandelion Day
- *APRIL 5-12: International Dark Sky Week
- APRIL 6: California Poppy Day
- APRIL 7: Handmade Day
- APRIL 10: Siblings Day
- APRIL 10: Young Writers Day
- APRIL 11: Barbershop Quartet Day
- APRIL 13: “Scrabble” Day
- APRIL 13: International Plant Appreciation Day
- APRIL 15: American Sign Language Day
- APRIL 16: Record Shop Day
- APRIL 16: National Orchid Day
- *APRIL 17-25: National Park Week
- APRIL 17: World Aquatic Animal Day
- APRIL 17: Bat Appreciation Day
- APRIL 17: Haiku Poetry Day
- APRIL 18: World Amateur Radio Day
- APRIL 18: World Heritage Day
- APRIL 19: Poker Day
- APRIL 19: National Garlic Day
- APRIL 20: Look-alike Day
- APRIL 20: 420 Day
- APRIL 20: Volunteer Recognition Day
- APRIL 21: Go Fly a Kite Day
- APRIL 23: World Book Night
- APRIL 23: Shakespeare Day
- APRIL 23: Take a Chance Day
- APRIL 23: National Picnic Day
- APRIL 23: National Zucchini Bread Day
- APRIL 25: Take our Daughters & Sons to Work Day
- APRIL 26: Pretzel Day
- APRIL 26: Library Workers Day
- APRIL 27: Book-mobile Day
- APRIL 28: Superhero Day
- APRIL 28: Pay It Forward Day
- APRIL 29: National Peace Rose Day
- APRIL 29: World Tai Chi & Qigong Day
- APRIL 29: Day of Dialogue
- APRIL 29: Independent Bookstore Day
- APRIL 29: World Wish Day
- APRIL 30: Honesty Day
MAY
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- MAY 1: Lei Day (Hawaii)
- MAY 1: 1st Day of Asian Pacific American Heritage Month
- MAY 1: 1st Day of Jewish American Heritage Month
- MAY 3: World Press Freedom Day
- MAY 3 : National Explosive Ordnance Disposal Day
- MAY 5: Cinco de Mayo
- MAY 6 : National Nurses Day
- MAY 6: National Teacher Appreciation Day
- MAY 8: Time to Remember Lost Lives From WW II
- MAY 8: World Ovarian Cancer Day
- MAY 8: World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day
- MAY 10: World Migratory Bird Day
- MAY 11: Mother’s Day
- MAY 12: International Nurses Day
- MAY 12: Vesak Day
- MAY 15: International Day of Families
- MAY 15: Peace Officers Memorial Day
- MAY 16: Intl. Day of Living Together in Peace
- MAY 16: International Day of Light
- MAY 20: World Bee Day
- MAY 21: World Day for Cultural Diversity
- MAY 21: Emergency Medical Services for Children Day
- MAY 22: World Biological Diversity Day
- MAY 22: Harvey Milk Day
- MAY 25: National Missing Children’s Day
- MAY 26: Memorial Day
- MAY 29: Intl. Day of United Nations Peacekeepers
- MAY 29: Ascension Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *MAY (1st week): National Wildflower Week
- *MAY (1st Saturday): Herb Day
- *MAY (1st Saturday): World Naked Gardening Day
- *MAY (Friday before Mother’s Day): National Public Gardens Week
- *MAY (1st Tuesday): Teachers Appreciation Day
- *MAY (3rd Friday): Endangered Species Day
- *MAY (2nd Sunday): Lilac Sunday
- MAY 1: May Day
- MAY 1: “Batman” Day
- MAY 1: “Mother Goose” Day
- MAY 3: Public Radio Day
- MAY 4: “Star Wars” Day
- MAY 4: Kids Fitness Day
- MAY 4: Anti-Bullying Day
- MAY 5: Space Day
- MAY 5: Cartoonists Day
- MAY 6: Beverage Day
- MAY 7: Babysitters Day
- MAY 7: Join Hands Day
- MAY 8: Iris Day
- MAY 10: National School Nurse Day
- MAY 11: “Twilight Zone” Day
- MAY 12: Limerick Day
- MAY 13: Tulip Day
- MAY 15: Bring Flowers to Someone Day
- MAY 15: Straw Hat Day
- MAY 15: Bring Someone Flowers Day
- MAY 18: Visit Your Relatives Day
- MAY 19: Pizza Party Day
- MAY 20: Pick Strawberries Day
- MAY 22: Buy/Make/Trade/Share a Musical Instrument Day
- MAY 24: Scavenger Hunt Day
- MAY 24: Road Trip Day
- MAY 24: Brother’s Day
- MAY 26: Paper Airplane Day
- MAY 26: “Dracula” Day
- MAY 29: Composting Day
JUNE
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- JUNE 1: Global Day of Parents
- JUNE 1: 1st Day of Pride Month
- JUNE 1: 1st Day of Caribbean-American Heritage Month
- JUNE 2: Shavuot
- JUNE 3: World Bicycle Day
- JUNE 4: World Day for Child Victims of Aggression
- JUNE 5: World Environment Day
- JUNE 6: D-Day
- JUNE 7: Eid al-Adha
- JUNE 7: World Food Safety Day
- JUNE 8: Pentecost
- JUNE 8: World Oceans Day
- JUNE 11: Kamehameha Day (Hawaii)
- JUNE 12: World Day Against Child Labour
- JUNE 13: Friday the 13th
- JUNE 14: World Blood Donor Day
- JUNE 14: Flag Day
- JUNE 15: Trinity Sunday
- JUNE 15: World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
- JUNE 15: Father’s Day
- JUNE 17: World Day to Combat Desertification
- JUNE 18: Sustainable Gastronomy Day
- JUNE 19: Intl. Day for Elimination of Sexual Violence in Conflict
- JUNE 19: Juneteenth
- JUNE 19: Corpus Christi
- JUNE 20: World Refugee Day
- JUNE 20: American Eagle Day
- JUNE 20: June Solstice
- JUNE 21: Intl Day of the Celebration of Solstice
- JUNE 23: Public Service Day
- JUNE 25: Day of the Seafarer
- JUNE 26: World Day to Support Torture Victims
- JUNE 27: Muharram
- JUNE 30: International Asteroid Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *JUNE: National Rose Month
- *JUNE (1st week): National Garden Week
- *JUNE (1st Saturday): National Trails Day
- *JUNE (3rd week): National Grasslands Week
- JUNE 1: Pen-Pal Day
- JUNE 1: Intergenerational Day
- JUNE 1: Global Day of Parents
- JUNE 3 World Bicycle Day
- JUNE 4: Hug Your Cat Day
- JUNE 4: Family Recreation Day
- JUNE 7: June Bug Day
- JUNE 6: Drive-In Movie Day
- JUNE 6: Hunger Awareness Day
- JUNE 8: Best Friends Day
- JUNE 8: “Ghostbusters” Day
- JUNE 10: Positive Role Model Day
- JUNE 12: Red Rose Day
- JUNE 14: Family History Day
- JUNE 15: Global Wind Day
- JUNE 15: Nature Photography Day
- JUNE 17: World Juggling Day
- JUNE 17: Eat Your Vegetables Day
- JUNE 18: International Picnic Day
- JUNE 23: Take Your Dog to Work Day
- JUNE 27: National Onion Day
- JUNE 29: Camera Day
- JUNE 30: Meteor Watch Day
JULY
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- JULY 4: Independence Day
- JULY 5: International Day of Cooperatives
- JULY 11: World Population Day
- JULY 14: Bastille Day
- JULY 15: World Youth Skills Day
- JULY 18: Nelson Mandela Day
- JULY 20: World Chess Day
- JULY 27: National Korean War Veterans Armistice Day
- JULY 27: Parents’ Day
- JULY 30: World Friendship Day
- JULY 30: World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *JULY (1st Sunday): Build a Scarecrow Day
- JULY 1-7: National Clean Beaches Week
- JULY 1: Postal Worker Day
- JULY 1: International Joke Day
- JULY 2: World UFO Day
- JULY 10: Pick Blueberries Day
- JULY 12: New Conversations Day
- JULY 14: Pandemonium Day
- JULY 15: Give Something Away Day
- JULY 18: World Listening Day
- JULY 20: International Chess Day
- JULY 24: Cousins Day
- JULY 24: International Self Care Day
- JULY 26: Uncle & Aunt Day
- JULY 27: Take Your Houseplant for a Walk Day
- JULY 29: Lasagna Day
- JULY 30: National Cheesecake Day
- JULY 31: Uncommon Musical Instrument Day
AUGUST
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- AUGUST 3: Tisha B’Av
- AUGUST 7: Purple Heart Day
- AUGUST 9: World Indigenous Peoples’ Day
- AUGUST 12: International Youth Day
- AUGUST 15: Assumption of Mary
- AUGUST 17: National Navajo Code Talkers Day
- AUGUST 17: National Senior Citizens Day
- AUGUST 19: World Humanitarian Day
- AUGUST 21: Intl. Day of Remembrance of Victims of Terrorism
- AUGUST 23: World Day for Slave Trade Abolition
- AUGUST 26: Women’s Equality Day
- AUGUST 29: Intl. Day against Nuclear Tests
- AUGUST 30: World Day of Victims of Enforced Disappearance
- AUGUST 31: Intl. Day for People of African Descent
- AUGUST 31: International Overdose Awareness Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- *AUGUST (1st week): National Farmer’s Market Week
- *AUGUST (1st Sunday): Friendship Day
- *AUGUST (3rd Saturday): National Honey Bee Day
- *AUGUST (last Friday): World Daffodil Day
- AUGUST 1: National Girlfriends Day
- AUGUST 2: National Night Out
- AUGUST 3: National Watermelon Day
- AUGUST 6: Sisters’ Day
- AUGUST 6: Farmworker Appreciation Day
- AUGUST 7: Lighthouse Day
- AUGUST 8: National Sneak Some Zucchini Onto Your Neighbor’s Porch Day
- AUGUST 9: Book Lovers Day
- AUGUST 10: Lazy Day
- AUGUST 11: Sons & Daughters Day
- AUGUST 11: Hip Hop Day
- AUGUST 16: Tell a Joke Day
- AUGUST 17: Thrift Shop Day
- AUGUST 19: World Photo Day
- AUGUST 21: Senior Citizens Day
- AUGUST 21: Poets Day
- AUGUST 25: Kiss & Make up Day
- AUGUST 25: National Park Service Anniversary
- AUGUST 26: Dog Appreciation Day
- AUGUST 28: Bow Tie Day
- AUGUST 30: “Frankenstein” Day
- AUGUST 31: Eat Outside Day
- AUGUST 31: Matchmaker Day
SEPTEMBER
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- SEPTEMBER 1: Labor Day
- SEPTEMBER 5: The Prophet’s Birthday
- SEPTEMBER 5: International Day of Charity
- SEPTEMBER 7: Intl. Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies
- SEPTEMBER 7: National Grandparents Day
- SEPTEMBER 8: International Literacy Day
- SEPTEMBER 10: World Suicide Prevention Day
- SEPTEMBER 11: First Responders Day
- SEPTEMBER 15: International Day of Democracy
- SEPTEMBER 15: 1st Day of National Hispanic Heritage Month
- SEPTEMBER 16: World Ozone Layer Day
- SEPTEMBER 17: World Patient Safety Day
- SEPTEMBER 17: Constitution Day and Citizenship Day
- SEPTEMBER 18: International Equal Pay Day
- SEPTEMBER 19: National POW/MIA Recognition Day
- SEPTEMBER 21: International Day of Peace
- SEPTEMBER 22: September Equinox
- SEPTEMBER 23: Rosh Hashana
- SEPTEMBER 23: International Day of Sign Languages
- SEPTEMBER 26: World Day to Eliminate Nuclear Weapons
- SEPTEMBER 26: American Indian Heritage Day
- SEPTEMBER 27: World Tourism Day
- SEPTEMBER 27: National Public Lands Day
- SEPTEMBER 28: Gold Star Mother’s Day
- SEPTEMBER 29: World Heart Day
- SEPTEMBER 29: Intl. Day of Awareness of Food Loss & Waste
- SEPTEMBER 30: International Translation Day
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- SEPTEMBER: National Organic Harvest Month
- SEPTEMBER 2: Food Bank Day
- SEPTEMBER 3: National Bowling League Day
- SEPTEMBER 4: Newspaper Carrier Day
- SEPTEMBER 4: Hummingbird Day
- SEPTEMBER 6: Read a Book Day
- SEPTEMBER 8: Wonderful Weirdoes Day
- SEPTEMBER 10: Hug a Hound Day
- SEPTEMBER 10: Swap Ideas Day
- SEPTEMBER 11: Grandparents Day
- SEPTEMBER 13: Positive Thinking Day
- SEPTEMBER 15: Make a Hat Day
- SEPTEMBER 16: National Cleanup Day
- SEPTEMBER 17: Intl. Country Music Day
- SEPTEMBER 17: Dance Day
- SEPTEMBER 18: National Clean-up Day
- SEPTEMBER 19: Intl. Talk Like a Pirate Day
- SEPTEMBER 21: Zero Emissions Day
- SEPTEMBER 22: “Hobbit” Day
- SEPTEMBER 23: Astronomy Day
- SEPTEMBER 23: Intl. Day of Sign Languages
- SEPTEMBER 26: Love Note Day
- SEPTEMBER 27: Ancestor Appreciation Day
- SEPTEMBER 28: Good Neighbor Day
- SEPTEMBER 30: Hot Cider Day
OCTOBER
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- OCTOBER 1: International Day of Older Persons
- OCTOBER 1: World Vegetarian Day
- OCTOBER 2: Yom Kippur
- OCTOBER 2: International Day of Non-Violence
- OCTOBER 4: Feast of St Francis of Assisi
- OCTOBER 5: World Teachers’ Day
- OCTOBER 6: World Cerebral Palsy Day
- OCTOBER 6: World Habitat Day
- OCTOBER 6: Child Health Day
- OCTOBER 7: First Day of Sukkot
- OCTOBER 8: World Day for Natural Disaster Reduction
- OCTOBER 9: World Sight Day
- OCTOBER 10: World Mental Health Day
- OCTOBER 11: World Migratory Bird Day
- OCTOBER 11: Intl. Day of the Girl Child
- OCTOBER 13: Last Day of Sukkot
- OCTOBER 13: Indigenous People’s Day
- OCTOBER 15: International Day of Rural Women
- OCTOBER 15: White Cane Safety Day
- OCTOBER 16: World Food Day
- OCTOBER 17: World Day for Poverty Eradication
- OCTOBER 24: United Nations Day
- OCTOBER 27: World Day for Audiovisual Heritage
- OCTOBER 29: World Stroke Day
- OCTOBER 31: Halloween
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- OCTOBER: National Farm to School Month
- *OCTOBER (1st Wednesday): Pumpkin Seed Day
- *OCTOBER (1st Wednesday): National Kale Day
- OCTOBER 1: Raccoon Appreciation Day
- OCTOBER 1: Homemade Cookies Day
- OCTOBER 1: International Coffee Day
- OCTOBER 4: Taco Day
- OCTOBER 5: World Teachers Day
- OCTOBER 6: Mad Hatter Day
- OCTOBER 7: Card Making Day
- OCTOBER 9: National Chess Day
- OCTOBER 12: Old Farmers Day
- OCTOBER 15: “I Love Lucy” Day
- OCTOBER 15: Grouch Day
- OCTOBER 16: Dictionary Day
- OCTOBER 17: Wear Something Gaudy Day
- OCTOBER 18: Chocolate Cupcake Day
- OCTOBER 26: Howl at the Moon Day
- OCTOBER 27: Mentoring Day
- OCTOBER 28: Make a Difference Day
- OCTOBER 31: Magic Day
NOVEMBER
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- NOVEMBER 1: All Saints’ Day
- NOVEMBER 1: World Vegan Day
- NOVEMBER 1: 1st Day of Native American Heritage Month
- NOVEMBER 2: All Souls’ Day
- NOVEMBER 2: International Day to End Impunity
- NOVEMBER 2: Daylight Saving Time ends
- NOVEMBER 4: Election Day
- NOVEMBER 5: World Tsunami Awareness Day
- NOVEMBER 6: World Day to Protect the Environment in War
- NOVEMBER 11: Veterans Day
- NOVEMBER 14: World Diabetes Day
- NOVEMBER 16: International Day for Tolerance
- NOVEMBER 20: Universal Children’s Day
- NOVEMBER 20: Transgender Day of Remembrance
- NOVEMBER 20: World Philosophy Day
- NOVEMBER 25: World Day to Eliminate Violence on Women
- NOVEMBER 27: Thanksgiving Day
- NOVEMBER 28: Native American Heritage Day
- NOVEMBER 29: World Solidarity Day with Palestinian People
- NOVEMBER 30: 1st Sunday of Advent
- NOVEMBER 30: Day to Remember Chemical Warfare Victims
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- NOVEMBER 1: Author’s Day
- NOVEMBER 3: Sandwich Day
- NOVEMBER 6: Saxophone Day
- NOVEMBER 8: Tongue Twister Day
- NOVEMBER 10: “Sesame Street” Day
- NOVEMBER 10: National Forget-Me-Not Day
- NOVEMBER 11: Origami Day
- NOVEMBER 13: World Kindness Day
- NOVEMBER 14: Pickle Day
- NOVEMBER (mid month): 1st Frost Date (average for Pacific NW)
- NOVEMBER 16: Use Less Stuff Day
- NOVEMBER 17: National Hiking Day
- NOVEMBER 20: National Absurdity Day
- NOVEMBER 21: World Hello Day
- NOVEMBER 23: “Doctor Who” Day
- NOVEMBER 24: Celebrate Your Unique Talent Day
- NOVEMBER 24: Buy Nothing Day
- NOVEMBER 25: Hat Day
- NOVEMBER 26: Cake Day
- NOVEMBER 29: Giving Tuesday
DECEMBER
HOLIDAYS & OBSERVANCES
- DECEMBER 1: World AIDS Day
- DECEMBER 1: Rosa Parks Day
- DECEMBER 2: World Day for Slavery Abolition
- DECEMBER 2: Giving Tuesday
- DECEMBER 3: World Day for Persons with Disabilities
- DECEMBER 5: International Volunteer Day
- DECEMBER 5: World Soil Day
- DECEMBER 6: Saint Nicholas Day
- DECEMBER 8: Feast of the Immaculate Conception
- DECEMBER 9: International Anti-Corruption Day
- DECEMBER 9: World Genocide Commemoration Day
- DECEMBER 10: Human Rights Day
- DECEMBER 11: International Mountain Day
- DECEMBER 12: International Day of Neutrality
- DECEMBER 12: Intl. Universal Health Coverage Day
- DECEMBER 12: Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe
- DECEMBER 15: Hanukkah (1st day)
- DECEMBER 15: Bill of Rights Day
- DECEMBER 18: International Migrants Day
- DECEMBER 20: International Human Solidarity Day
- DECEMBER 21: December Solstice
- DECEMBER 22: Last Day of Hanukah
- DECEMBER 24: Christmas Eve
- DECEMBER 25: Christmas Day
- DECEMBER 26: Kwanzaa (1st day)
- DECEMBER 27: Intl. Day of Epidemic Preparedness
- DECEMBER 31: New Year’s Eve
OTHER SPECIAL DATES
- DECEMBER 3: Make a Gift Day
- DECEMBER 5: International Volunteer Day
- DECEMBER 7: Letter Writing Day
- DECEMBER 8: Pretend to Be a Time Traveler Day
- DECEMBER 9: Christmas Card Day
- DECEMBER 12: Gingerbread House Day
- DECEMBER 12: Worldwide Candle Lighting Day
- DECEMBER 12: National Poinsettia Day
- DECEMBER 16: Ugly Sweater Day
- DECEMBER 16: Chocolate Covered Anything Day
- DECEMBER 20: Sangria Day
- DECEMBER 20: Go Caroling Day
- DECEMBER 21: Humbug Day
- DECEMBER 21: Intl. Dalek Remembrance Day (Doctor Who)
- DECEMBER 22: Regifting Day
- DECEMBER 23: Festivus
- DECEMBER 24: Eggnog Day
- DECEMBER 26: Thank You Note Day
- DECEMBER 28: Card Playing Day
CELESTIAL EVENTS
FOR THE YEAR 2025
JANUARY
- JAN 3: Venus 1.4°N of Moon
- JAN 3: Quadrantid Meteor Shower
- JAN 4: Saturn 0.7°S of Moon: Occn.
- JAN 6: 1st QUARTER MOON
- JAN 9: Pleiades 0.3°S of Moon
- JAN 13: Pollux 2.1°N of Moon
- JAN 13: FULL MOON
- JAN 16: Regulus 2.2°S of Moon
- JAN 18: Venus 2.2°N of Saturn
- JAN 20: Spica 0.1°N of Moon
- JAN 21: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- JAN 23: Mars 2.3°S of Pollux
- JAN 24: Antares 0.3°N of Moon
- JAN 29: NEW MOON
FEBRUARY
- FEB 1: Venus 2.3°N of Moon
- FEB 5: 1st QUARTER MOON
- FEB 5: Pleiades 0.5°S of Moon
- FEB 9: Mars 0.8°S of Moon: Occn.
- FEB 9: Pollux 2.1°N of Moon
- FEB 12: FULL MOON
- FEB 12: Regulus 2.2°S of Moon
- FEB 17: Spica 0.3°N of Moon
- FEB 19: Venus at Perihelion
- FEB 20: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- FEB 21: Antares 0.4°N of Moon
- FEB 27: NEW MOON
- FEB 28: Mercury 0.4°N of Moon: Occn.
MARCH
- MAR 4: Mercury at Perihelion
- MAR 5: Pleiades 0.6°S of Moon
- MAR 6: 1st QUARTER MOON
- MAR 9: Pollux 2.0°N of Moon
- MAR 11: Regulus 2.2°S of Moon
- MAR 12: Saturn in Conjunction w/ Sun
- MAR 13: FULL MOON
- MAR 13: Total Lunar Eclipse
- MAR 16: Spica 0.3°N of Moon
- MAR 19: Neptune in Conjunction w/ Sun
- MAR 20: Vernal Equinox
- MAR 22: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- MAR 29: Partial Solar Eclipse
- MAR 29: NEW MOON
- MAR 29: Mars 3.9°S of Pollux
APRIL
- APR 1: Pleiades 0.6°S of Moon
- APR 4: 1st QUARTER MOON
- APR 5: Mars 2.2°S of Moon
- APR 8: Regulus 2.2°S of Moon
- APR 10: Mercury 2.1°N of Saturn
- APR 12: FULL MOON
- APR 12: Spica 0.3°N of Moon
- APR 16: Antares 0.4°N of Moon
- APR 20: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- APR 22: Lyrid Meteor Shower
- APR 24: Venus 2.4°N of Moon
- APR 24: Saturn 2.3°S of Moon
- APR 25: Mercury 4.4°S of Moon
- APR 27: NEW MOON
- APR 28: Venus 3.7°N of Saturn
MAY
- MAY 2: Pollux 2.1°N of Moon
- MAY 3: Mars 2.1°S of Moon
- MAY 4: 1st QUARTER MOON
- MAY 4: Eta-Aquarid Meteor Shower
- MAY 5: Regulus 2.0°S of Moon
- MAY 9: Spica 0.4°N of Moon
- MAY 12: FULL MOON
- MAY 13: Antares 0.3°N of Moon
- MAY 17: Uranus in Conjunction w/ Sun
- MAY 20: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- MAY 22: Saturn 2.8°S of Moon
- MAY 23: Venus 4.0°S of Moon
- MAY 26: NEW MOON
- MAY 31: Mercury at Perihelion
JUNE
- JUN 1: Mars 1.4°S of Moon
- JUN 1: Regulus 1.8°S of Moon
- JUN 2: 1st QUARTER MOON
- JUN 6: Spica 0.5°N of Moon
- JUN 10: Antares 0.3°N of Moon
- JUN 10: FULL MOON
- JUN 16: Mars 0.7°N of Regulus
- JUN 18: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- JUN 18: Saturn 3.4°S of Moon
- JUN 20: Summer Solstice
- JUN 21: Mercury 4.8°S of Pollux
- JUN 24: Jupiter in Conjunction w/ Sun
- JUN 25: NEW MOON
- JUN 26: Pollux 2.5°N of Moon
- JUN 26: Mercury 2.9°S of Moon
JULY
- JUL 2: 1st QUARTER MOON
- JUL 3: Spica 0.8°N of Moon
- JUL 3: Mercury at Greatest Elongation
- JUL 7: Antares 0.4°N of Moon
- JUL 10: FULL MOON
- JUL 13: Venus 3.1°N of Aldebaran
- JUL 16: Saturn 3.8°S of Moon
- JUL 17: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- JUL 20: Pleiades 0.7°S of Moon
- JUL 22: Jupiter 4.9°S of Moon
- JUL 24: NEW MOON
- JUL 26: Regulus 1.4°S of Moon
- JUL 27: Delta-Aquarid Meteor Shower
- JUL 28: Mars 1.3°N of Moon
AUGUST
- AUG 1: 1st QUARTER MOON
- AUG 3: Antares 0.6°N of Moon
- AUG 8: FULL MOON
- AUG 11: Venus 0.9°S of Jupiter
- AUG 12: Saturn 4.0°S of Moon
- AUG 12: Perseid Meteor Shower
- AUG 15: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- AUG 16: Pleiades 0.9°S of Moon
- AUG 19: Mercury at Greatest Elongation
- AUG 19: Jupiter 4.8°S of Moon
- AUG 20: Pollux 2.4°N of Moon
- AUG 22: NEW MOON
- AUG 26: Mars 2.8°N of Moon
- AUG 27: Mercury at Perihelion
- AUG 30: 1st QUARTER MOON
- AUG 31: Antares 0.7°N of Moon
SEPTEMBER
- SEP 7: FULL MOON
- SEP 7: Total Lunar Eclipse
- SEP 8: Saturn 4.0°S of Moon
- SEP 12: Pleiades 1.0°S of Moon
- SEP 13: Mercury at Superior Conjunction
- SEP 14: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- SEP 16: Jupiter 4.6°S of Moon
- SEP 16: Pollux 2.4°N of Moon
- SEP 19: Venus 0.4°N of Regulus
- SEP 20: Saturn at Opposition
- SEP 21: Partial Solar Eclipse
- SEP 21: NEW MOON
- SEP 22: Autumnal Equinox
- SEP 23: Neptune at Opposition
- SEP 24: Mars 3.9°N of Moon
- SEP 27: Antares 0.6°N of Moon
- SEP 29: 1st QUARTER MOON
OCTOBER
- OCT 2: Venus at Perihelion
- OCT 5: Saturn 3.8°S of Moon
- OCT 6: FULL MOON (Supermoon)
- OCT 9: Pleiades 0.9°S of Moon
- OCT 13: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- OCT 13: Jupiter 4.3°S of Moon
- OCT 13: Pollux 2.5°N of Moon
- OCT 16: Regulus 1.3°S of Moon
- OCT 19: Mercury 2.0°S of Mars
- OCT 21: Orionid Meteor Shower
- OCT 21: NEW MOON
- OCT 23: Mercury 2.3°N of Moon
- OCT 24: Antares 0.5°N of Moon
- OCT 29: 1st QUARTER MOON
- OCT 29: Mercury at Greatest Elongation
NOVEMBER
- NOV 1: Venus 3.3°N of Spica
- NOV 5: S Taurid Meteor Shower
- NOV 5: FULL MOON
- NOV 6: Pleiades 0.8°S of Moon
- NOV 9: Pollux 2.7°N of Moon
- NOV 9: Jupiter 4.0°S of Moon
- NOV 11: 3rd QUARTER MONN
- NOV 12: N Taurid Meteor Shower
- NOV 12: Regulus 1.1°S of Moon
- NOV 12: Mercury 1.2°S of Mars
- NOV 17: Leonid Meteor Shower
- NOV 19: NEW MOON
- NOV 21: Uranus at Opposition
- NOV 23: Mercury at Perihelion
- NOV 27: 1st QUARTER MOON
- NOV 29: Saturn 3.7°S of Moon
DECEMBER
- DEC 4: FULL MOON (Supermoon)
- DEC 7: Jupiter 3.7°S of Moon
- DEC 7: Pollux 2.9°N of Moon
- DEC 7: Mercury at Greatest Elongation
- DEC 9: Regulus 0.8°S of Moon
- DEC 11: 3rd QUARTER MOON
- DEC 13: Geminid Meteor Shower
- DEC 14: Spica 1.4°N of Moon
- DEC 18: Antares 0.4°N of Moon
- DEC 19: NEW MOON
- DEC 21: Winter Solstice
- DEC 22: Ursid Meteor Shower
- DEC 26: Saturn 4.0°S of Moon
- DEC 27: 1st QUARTER MOON
- DEC 31: Pleiades 0.9°S of Moon
